Sentence examples for densely populated streets from inspiring English sources

The pipeline route, they noted, went through densely populated streets, past an active quarry where bedrock is regularly blasted.

*Police numbers have been stepped up this year over fears that recent rioting will re-emerge in the festival's densely populated streets.

The modest Capes and colonials along these densely populated streets generally sell in the $600,000 to $700,000 range, making them "a more affordable variety for Darien," said Doug Werner, a sales associate with William Pitt Real Estate.

Much like the densely populated streets of New York City, people can find a way to live with one another, despite their vast differences.

The hilly, densely populated streets of the area -- once poor and working-class -- are fascinating to explore for a day, even for those with only a passing interest in the Millennium stories.

Apart from higher pollution emissions due to human activities in densely populated street canyons, stagnated air flow due to closely packed tall buildings means lower dispersion potential.

You're walking down a random, densely populated street in Mexico City when something sharp is pressed into your back.

"An estimated 350,000 children are trapped in western Mosul, and the impact and other explosive weaponry in those narrow, densely-populated streets is likely to be more deadly and indiscriminate than anything we have seen in the conflict so far," Maurizio Crivallero, Save the Children's Iraq Country Director said in a statement.

Since Sylhet is densely populated and streets are narrow, this movement also creates high traffic congestion and delays.

Cazamayor's home in the densely populated back streets of central Havana is just a few blocks from the hotels but feels like a different world.

Mexico's fast-forward urbanization has simply moved the festivals and their shooting into densely populated working-class streets.